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Dance / Pop Top 100 Report: 43 of 100 Tracks Predate 2026 as Calvin Harris Appears on 7 and Mau P Holds No. 1

November 2, 2026 · Beatport
Dance / Pop Top 100 Report: 43 of 100 Tracks Predate 2026 as Calvin Harris Appears on 7 and Mau P Holds No. 1

If you are picking a vocal crossover record to buy or produce, today's Beatport Dance / Pop Top 100 shows what you are up against: 43 of the 100 tracks were released before 2026, and fresh releases share the chart with classics from Avicii, Swedish House Mafia and Calvin Harris. Mau P's 'Just A Little Bit More' holds No. 1, and 64 of the 100 tracks sit between 124 and 130 BPM.

1
Just A Little Bit More (Extended)
Mau P
Generation Rebrand B.V., under exclusive license to Interscope Records
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2
Movin' To The Sun (Extended Mix)
Ultra Nate, HUGEL, Imael Angel
Make The Girls Dance Records
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3
How Ya Feelin' (Extended Mix)
L.P. Rhythm
Lost Property
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4
Changes (Extended Mix)
Mella Dee
Warner Records
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5
So Good (feat. Kuuda) (Sapian Extended Remix)
CAMELPHAT, Josh Gigante, Kuuda
When Stars Align
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6
Love Forever (feat. Kuuda) (Extended Mix)
Max Styler, Kuuda
Nu Moda
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7
Staring At The Sun (Extended Mix)
Laurel, FISHER (OZ)
Catch & Release
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8
Long Jacket (Extended Mix)
Chris Lake, Chris Lorenzo, Cake, KENNY BEATS
Long Jacket Music
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9
Lady (Hear Me Tonight)
Modjo
Modjo Music
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10
Thriller (Steve Aoki Midnight Hour Remix)
Michael Jackson
Epic/Legacy
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Catalog and big names hold the chart

Calvin Harris appears on seven tracks, from 'Feel So Close' (No. 19) and 'Summer' to 2026's 'Satisfy' with Jazzy. Columbia (Sony) and John Summit's Experts Only have seven entries each, and Summit himself is on six. Avicii's 'Levels' sits at No. 21 and 'Don't You Worry Child' at No. 28.

Halloween left a mark too: two versions of 'Thriller' chart, Steve Aoki's remix at No. 10 and Softmal and LLølita's Halloween Vocal VIP at No. 23, with Dubdogz's 'Ghostbusters' at No. 35. Those seasonal picks are likely to drop away now the holiday has passed.

What the numbers mean

For a buyer, a new track has to win against songs the crowd already knows, so a strong, singable vocal hook counts for more here than in club-only genres. Fresh releases can still break through fast: Mella Dee's 'Changes' on Warner Records came out on October 30 and already sits at No. 4.

For a producer, 128-130 BPM is the busiest zone, with 42 tracks, and 65 of the 100 are in minor keys. The spread is far wider than in club-focused charts such as Organic House, with seven tracks listed below 120 or above 140 BPM, so the vocal and the hook matter more than hitting an exact tempo.

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